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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-12

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-12
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Southern California National Bank,
DECEMBER 81, 1856.
The bank opened its doors for business.
August 2lst. 1886.

STATE cS OF EA da Eos kKa;l1r.. s.
I,Wm. F. Bosbyshell, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly kwesr that the
above statement is true, to the best Of my
knowledge aud belief.
WIN. F. BOSBYSHELL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me as q
Notary Public. this 18th ds y of January. 1857.
GEO. J. CLARKE. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: ii. Z. BOYCE,
C. F. DAY.
II. HAGAN,
jan19-lm directors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-12

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-12

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

nFFIcE OF THE CLERK OF BOARD
" of Supervisors of Los Angeles county,
California. Notice Is hereby given that the
time for receiving plans and specifications
.or the new County Court House has been
extended to 10 A. NJ. April II, 1857.
By order Of the Board OF Supervisors Of
Los Angeles county, California.
i'll st G. II. DUNSMOOR, Clerk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
RESOLUTIONS SENT TO MR. GLADSTONE

SOME OF HIS AMERICAN ADMIRERS EMPRESS THEIR
APPRECIATION OF HIS WORK FOR IRELAND.
With the testimonial sent last week TO Mr. Gladstone,
in care Of r. Walters, was series OF resolutions on
parchment engraved by Tiffany Co. and signed by the
following committee: c. C. shayne. chairman Il VI.
Walters secretary; Joseph Pulitzer treasurer Edward
b. Harper John II. starin. James r. oBeirne James g.
Coleman Erastus Wiman, Louis d. Gaison, George +.
Potter and Lorenz Reich The resolutions read:
Rf0ht Honorable WILLIAM +. GLADSTONE. " r., London.
Ho1oGED SIR, We the unders gned committee. have tho
miTers Testimonial OF the profound admiration ann esteem
et for you the Tinted ss have R the IN
convey fitting form some conception Of your efforts which
and suffering people The emphatic significance OF this work
wlll DC ionnd more ~ ~ 1 90 hs ~ ~
virgin the American daughter o. Erin who Ike her
OF Egypt though experienced IN sorrow has become e pow
eru maron OF great 40 strong mon In this land Of liberty
In it, trials aud gores aud rejecting It's cour
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consistent with wise laws aud The rs OF man and Tho
this creed people governed and aciuaed
sGs blessed AZ thew are hence IN common With the
civilized world their attention ha, been drawn to your
the bustines in advocacy Of rights OF tho irish
IRON the your aaton. ana have honestly
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them the denial Of which ha, caused concern wherever eqn
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human freedom the world More than thousand "
Your admirers representing every condition Of e
among people Join presenting This testimonial Of
vtnerson and esteem which shall be enduring
the everlasting silver Of which IL made Educated IN the
doctrue which gave us Washington Lincoln and Grant We
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hopes therefore that the Gtct
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ali doubt aud opposition shall have been dspeled
light and Ere of truth reflected 30 your eloquent
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11

METHODIST MINISTERS GROW ELOQUENT ~ RE-
sKNTING HIS TREATMENT OF THEIR RACE
At the session OF the cOlored ministers connected with
the New.York African Methodist Episcopal Conference.
convened yesterday in the Bridge Street Church OF the
denomination III Brooklyn. Dwight l. Moody. the evan
gelist strongly denounced for his discrimination
against negroes In his meetings In the South The
Rev Mr. Tanner, OF The church Reri,tr, said no was In
Charleston when Mr.. Moody there and be refused
any representation from the colOred churches IN his
meetings.
This conduct was shameful" continued the speaker.
"and would not have him preach In barroom for mo-,
much less in church lie puts caste above Christianity
and has patented system OF salvation by which whites
saved and blacks lost which he eras above the
Gospel OF Christ which makes salvation free TO all"
The Rev. W. Is derrick. secretary OF tho conference
spoke OF the sights put upon the cOorcd race I'VE
have a double cross 10 bear" said he, land they
heavy ones We welcome In the hanns Of vice
than Ia the sooaled temples OF Christ Mr. Moody showed
his narrowness in appealing to caste In the South and
he has dragged his meetings down 10 tho level OF cir
Gus OF which he Is chief clown. This bronze caskct'
polnting 20 himself CONTAINS as bright iewoan i'm
mortal soulas glstened in the whitest casket
earth"
Bishop Embry who presided the conference refer
red the representation OF Satan a. black while angels
were white. lie said Milton depicted satan fallen
angel of light, but white people would not have 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
RARE sBVRhs VASE FOR MR.. DEPEW.

Chauncey NJ. Depew is preparing to take up MS
summer quarters In his PeeSskill home He VIII san
for Europe in tho first week of July and Will be
gone for about eight weeks. He hopes TO be able
to hear the strasburg clock strike this year. as no
disappointed last year by accidental delay on
the German railroads. Besides enjoying the pleasure
Of presenting to the Union League Club as Its presi
dent In behalf OF the French Republic an elegant
specimen of the work Of the French National Manu-
factory at Sevres he has had tho enjoyment OF pre-
senting similar work TO himself sent by the French
Government in recognition OF his services as orator
the occasion Of the dedication Of the Balthoid
statue of Liberty Enlightenng the World. The vase
sent to the Union League Club Is of deep green
color. The vase sent 10 Mr. Depew personally STANDS
two feet high and Is Of rare purple blue color
handsomely ornamented in gilt and differing in shape
from the vase presented to the club which Is or tho
conventional style In showing TO some friends
yesterday the valuable mark Of honor from the French
Government that now ornaments the parlors Of Mr.
Depew, the president Of the New-York Central was
condoled with at having such trophy on hand ut
the mercy OF accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
LADIES' DAYAr TIE CRICKET GROUNDS

Yesterday was ladies' day at the Staten Island Cricket
Club The pretty club grounds given up entirely
the fair members OF the Ladies' outdoor Club. This
club was formed about ten years ago, and always
closely allied with the cricket club When the cricket
club bought the old Dclacld mansion aud grounds
corner OF the latter apart for the ladies' and the
dantcst of little club houses built for the accommodate
ton of the 100 members The officers OF tho club are
Mrs V. Shaw, PRESIDENT Mrs. A. Is. Boardman, vice
president; Mrs W. A. LcnthOn, secretary Miss VI. A.
Hamilton, Mrs. w. TeacAle Lewis, Mrs Cyril
wilson, Miss Adelne Robinson, Miss Edwina Thompson,
Miss Violet Ward, Miss Edith Conyngham, and Miss
Edith Walker, directors.
II was O'Clock yesterday afternoon before the games
began, and by that time nearly two thousand people
strolling about the lawns. Among the many ladies
present Mrs. George William Curtis. Mrs. W. IL.
Dayldge, Mrs and Miss Fowler. Mrs. X. l.. Smith, Mrs
W. II. Pendleton. Mrs. W Walker, the Misses Walker,
Mrs L. Raynor. Mrs. G.. J.. Upshur, Mrs. Cyr Wilson,
Mrs Henry Eyre, the Misses Williams Mrs. I'd ward
Bonner Mrs T.. Alexander. Mrs Bush Mrs lIobsOn and
Miss Vyse The tennis was purely OF an exhibition char
aocr and played pr1mlscuously by members Of the
ladies' club and their guests from such welknown.cubs
the westchester 81 Georges Far and Near Of Hast
ings, Brooklyn Hill. Washington Heights, NewYork.
Montclair seabrighi, Orange. bergen Point and Bath
Beach After tennis came refreshments, followed by
dancing in the Cricket Club house TO music by Lander.
The lawns proty illuminated during the evening
with calcium lights and Chinese lanterns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
SIxTH-sELLINd. 81 MILE.
FAvORITEs WIN AT ST. LOUIS.

LOUIS June l0There cloudy cool weather for the
races to-day with fair fast track and good attend
The vortes had the day the racing but in one IN
outsderVan Leland-carried of the honors
Frat Race-Purse $780, for all mile Font mar
rs 1867 by half length Egmon second two lengths
ahead OF Malaria third Time-1;42h
Second RacePurse $500 for twoyear,od oldsi selling
threequartere mile Van Leland Turner. l5) by
length Jack Cocks second beating Oscar out length Time
ll7h The winner bought by his Dan HONG.
Third RaceMechanics Purse $500 selling and one
eighth miles St. Valentine (Winohel 93) by half a
length Gold Flea second and Hopedac third two lengths
back. Time-l;5S2
three ods and quarter miles Terra Gotta Muir
ply 123) by heal two lengths in front of Ma
honey third Time-2:l23.
Fifth Race-Purse $500 centh miles Flor
the homestretch. but beat
by length by Panama West, l0S, Hornpipe third
Time-l:60i
Sixth RaceAn extra purse $500 one mile Pete willis
Hogan l0l) by two lengths, EnchaItress second
Emma anley third Tirne-lA5t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
ORMONDE WINS THE RICH HARDWICKE STAKES

LONDON June 10-Ths was the last day OF the Ascot
meeting The for tho Hardwcke Stakes Of
$4,000 by the Duke OF westminsters fourye
old bay colt orruonde r. Vyners four.yearod bay colt
Mntng second and H. T. Barclays aged brown horse
Bendgo third
The betting was to on ormonde to against Mntng.
IL 10 against Bendgo.
Mintpg tool the with Ormonde close
Bendigo last At swiney Bottom Mnting had clear
Bendigo third The latter when Ave furlongs
from home dropped again All four
order entering tho straight but Phil suceumoed
directly aud the Others drew Mining. The three
closed before eacnDg the distance and thon intensely
citing battle place BeDdgo gave At Ia II the dis
Minng struggled gamey but mn able 10 shake
of Ormonds. who amid de4fening cheers-by neck
Bendgo finished three lengths behind Minting. Time
2442 6.
There for the Alexandra Plate OF 600
J. Hammonds veyearod chestnut horse Eu
rasan won Lord Hartngons Eve old bay horse
Sir Kenneth and Mr. Vyners nveyearod chestnut
Stone Clnk third Betting 10 against EurasaD,
10 against Sir Kenneth, 10 against stone Clnk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11

MONDAY. JUNE Is.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. .......PRIDAY. JUNE 10. lss
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
city Of Richmond Br, Rgd;orI Liverpool Nay 81
on SnG T The to Peter
steamer Chicago tBr) Jones' Newcastle May IT, Hull 90
sea S1S critic Ti % Lo IetS MAY T. Newcastle 25 and
: YSss a. X TH at the Bar az n"
steamer ska DAM Thomson q May 49, Chris;
Punch. Edge & Co. Arrived at the Bar at Q m 40 .,
81 mdse and $50 passengers to knnhsrdt Co. Arrived
amptOn . with mise and passengers to oolrichs Co
steamer FnauSs Baker RIO %ans5S May 10 Bahia a.
& Thomas s. With mdse passengers US Brazil Mail
IS Go. Arrived at the raF at 6lopm ,,.,, D.,, -
v9sI,on Is GTsytown zs RSGS del Tore r. Port Antonio
steamer odn cSori de Fine Baracos so days, with fruit
to IL Dumois; Arrived at the Bar at 9 10 pm
with n Gomez PaPa Is Bar s. pa
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steamer Tallahassee Fisher Savannah days with mdse
steamer francOnia bennett Portland.
John nary Watts Mantle p, n III day. with sugar and
hemp 70 IL Brewn Go y9sse 70 SION q pnrgess 7od
vita sr salt qa order S to FucS EdyS
to S order c % sOon WIN n'''
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Bark America Armstrong Barbados IA days with sugar
brig Endrick lBr Maoney. BarOaioes q Gays, with
Brig l. W Armstrong Alexander Pontaritre II days.
with sugar to l. " IL 7 Armstrong
Brig Hyperion Of POrtand Foss Cardenas II days. with
mo- asses order vesse 10 q A Brett, son 4 60.
1ssn Wind fresh, .pi clear "0' FL 'OA''
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer (Br) Hadley London May 25, Hsvre 81
with mdse 1872 horses Hurst Arrived at tho
Bar AZ Z pm.
Steamer Brooklyn City tBrl. Fit Bristol May 81 Swansea
49, mdso James Arke Co Arrived at the Bar at
PM 90
Steamer Caledonia obi Garve Genoa May o. Leghorn IL
Sorrento 20 Naples Gibraltar 20 with mso i72 and pass
engcrs Henderson Bros Arrived ut tho Bar At 80
steamer Ieonora tspan) Algeria, Matan,as days WIN
Ceballos Arrived ut ths Bar at 90 NJ
Steamer Old Douinon, Smith, Richmond CITY Point anu
Norfolk with mse and passengers 10 Old Dominion IS Co.
Steamer Rio Grnnlo Lewis Norfolk with mdsc and passen
gers 10 Old Dominion SIS CO. -, -, -,
ship speer lBr spicer Bristol 80 days WIN iron anu
empty barrcA 10 order; weasel 10 ] whitney q CO. -, -,
bark Highhyer Ger seurer London 90 days. Win mdse
TO order. ,.,, 49, , =,
BARK Cardenas Reeve Gsboon IS days with mdse and
passengers To Yates & pOrterfcld. - a.. - -.
Brig lohan Swedl FROM AracNu ss lays with sugar 10
Smith 4 Schipper vessel 10 Punch, Edge n Co
Brig MyrOns Peterson, NuevRs Ia days. with mahogany
and cedar 10 order, vessel 70 master
CLEARED
Steamer Canada (Br,. Goude London EVIL Hurst
Steamer Umbria (Br, McMickan Liverpool via queens.
town-Nernon ii Brown Co.
Steamer Oy o Chester Br Lewis, Liverpool via Queens
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
TRYING TO ABOLISH SLAVERY IN norrsr.

Sin Poi and Wo Keep agents for Chinese Importing
house the Bowery. Yesterday the police entered the
house OF Sin Poi at No. Motts and found two Chinese
girls Tsoi age ten and another older who Agent Wilson,
OF the Society for the Prevention OF cruelty to children,
had learned were kidnapped from San Francisco two
years ago and have since been held in bondage. when
they OF manageable age they to be sold 10
the highest bidder Sin Poi wo Keep and the girls
arrested and taken TO the Tombs Police Court In tho
afternoon examination was held at which President
Gerry was present The prisoners claimed that while
living In San Francisco, six years ago. they had taken
charge Of the two children. whose parents dead and
who had friends to take OF them. They had they
said, treated them since as II they their chill
dren and provided teacher for them TO teach them
and the children said they treated kindly, tho
charges dismissed and the two girls restored
10 he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11

hr rv.,. tr,ss usy the hope that may this
with her hight weight and Kermosse may run second
The third race should MARYLAND and Swift may get
the place.
Mr. uargips Guarantee and Fitz James both good
his coors the finish OF the fremont
the sta preference the winning and Tea
Tray may get the place
Dry Mopopole plucky steady and honest little horse
that he should the Parkway Handicap with Favor
second
sixth that the club
has decided put half seventh race with the
same conditions.
Following are the entries,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
LITERARY SOCIETY PRIZES

It jolly company that met In the University or
the City of NewYork last evening to celebrate the nifty
nth annual reunion OF Euclean," OF the literary
societies OF the college T.. g. skcn president OF the
society presided and the paper OF the evening read
by NJ Cooper. TO. who took for his subject, 1.-The True
Gentleman" After bestowlng number OF compliments
upon Eucleian" he gave the young men some good ad
Vice Refreshments served at the close Of the ad
dress and then the president called upon the following
gentlemen for responses to toasts DR.. C. s. Benedict
so; W. b. Adams, Homer Bartlett. F. W. Hill and b. A.
Capwel 81 Dr. Hexamer, A. t. skerry. Jr., r. A.
Mathews and T. +. Pratt Among others who we're
present DR.. L. f. Pearco 81 Mr.. Crossett, 81
and j. ~ Henrques 80 During the evening the result
announced follows First prize, Waller Is. Adams,
81 second, Paul l. Jonas 'S9.